Why were those liquidators with a bad reputation appointed anyway?
A few months ago there were a few internal documents leaked and you find the answer there: they are friends with the interim manager of the company at the time. And the interim manager at the time of the so-called "hack" is the father of one of the shareholders. The liquidation is voluntary, meaning they chose to liquidate and chose the liquidator themselves. All the pertaining documents regarding the appointment are online at the companies' house. The internal documents show the clown who was interim director pushed for liquidation immediately after the "hack", to cover their asses.
Basically they appointed their friends. And Yes, GT is a global
organization, not firm. It's a partnership of local firms. The clowns handling the "liquidation" are some NZ accountants who are friends of the owners.
Didn't know that there are internal documents leaked regarding that matter. If by any chance, do you still have the link for those documents? Would like to read it personally.
This debacle has been ignored day by day and I will not be surprised if this will get swept under the rug (most likely it already has been).